Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
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WAsHm0T0B. Jans 10 Land Com
missioner SPARKS hss adgised tne ss.af-
nsya far q panohaseR Of lands IN Ne
bFasks from the Bariinat0n 4 Missouri
RivE Bsflwag Compang thai no mere
patents can b issoed % said eompsng
FOR lands north Of che line Of its road
IN that State, for the Fsason that the
eowpauy has already ieoeived pasenfn,
under . former admiulstraii0n o. TIE
Land On ", for 10000 sorea more than
10 is entitled 70. Tue O0mDissio1eF,
some tims sinos. Feeommended that
gnit Be bFo1ehs 70 reeoveR this excess.
Appenaix o. the coeretsn NH.
LeADoN, June l0-A Gossrnmept bill,
which viii be a appsndix 20 ths Coef-
eion bill, providing for the trial Of per-
sons charged With grave odsgses By TIE
commission Of JudRes, will Be tmme-
dietsly intFodaced into PaEiiameus ana
PASTED through as she same time - ths
Coercion bill
Indian Raaget.
LoHpos, June f0.-The Indian badQet
amounts 10 Rl00000. The army eoo-
sists Of 1900 EaFopeans and 4T,0o0
natives.
Ad7irafion fer BaFtingfss.
LoHDoH, Jane t1.-Peofessors soely.
SedQvisk and Clark and other literal
UniOniat msmbeFs Of thu Senste Of the
OambndRs University, have signed an
address 70 Marquis Harrington, eT-
pFosBfne their Admiration for ths In
0stimable public services himself and
othsF ominsat Liberals are doing IN 0p-
posing Gladstone.
nndiefmesfs aaashed.
OHETaxHs Wyo.l. jane 10.-Ths too
Indictments found against parties for
fsneinR pabiio land within the FailSsad
grant limit we're today qnsshsd By the
United states JadRe, on the eFUund that
shey we're insufasisnt. The faets 10 the
easea did not warrant the indictments
weGiyas Isolated.
RoMn, jane 10 -rhs Koaitsur says
submit 70 the authority Of the chaseh. |
effect, as Dr.. Mc0iynn IL noe isolated. |
mrs. CIsvelasa 81 0Gwege.
OswEoo. IN. ~. June l0-MFs. Csve- |
land arrived here this evening. accom-. |
panied by friends. Ma. Olsvslsnd wiIl |
remain the guest Of Mics KinesfoFd for
I've weeks, after which beth ladies' will |
attend the o0mmsnosmsnt exercises 81 |
Wells College. AuEors, n. Y.
Hurricane and maIR.
VfKHNA. Jane i0.-A huFFicane and |
Rain storm ooeaTRed today near Mako. |
Several voFkmsn we're washed away.
The dykas sttll Withstand the pressure |
Of the Good.
Chinese KidnappeRA.
NKw YoHK, Juna l0.-Tbe House Of
Bai Pay and Wo Kop. agents Of 9 Obi
nase importing hoass. who live ct No.
and NJ. 6 Mott street. we're Eaidsd today
by the police, and the inmates we're
taken, togslheF with two Chinese girls,
aged boot 10 years, 20 tbs rombs PO-
lios Court. II 10 alleged that the
young girls we're purchased in China
and we're held here a. prisoners
By Poi and k0p, who intended 10 hold
them Until they had reached marriage
able see, vhen they wenld sell them 90
the highest bidder. The girls we're
committed 10 toe Soslety Tor the Pre-
yontion Of Cruelty to Children. and the
men are held for trial on the charge OF
kidnapping.
The TypogFaphicaI UaIon.
buffalo. June 10 - In the Typo
graphical Union Convention the frst
busins 81 this morning was the report of
the Committee 90 Female Cheap Labor,
recommending the organization OF ~
men and equal pay for equal work,
which Waa ADOPTED.
Tue Committee on Constitution and
By-Lawa reported unfav ,rably on abol
ishlDR the sfhre Of Chief Organizer
and favoFably that the time OF holding
the next meeting be fixed az the second
Monday In June, and also that the sal
AIRY Of the seeretaFv and Treasurer be
changed from $500 10 $1,000. The re.
port was agreed 70.
The same committee also reported
favoFably to reduce the salary OF the
Chief Organizer from $500 to 1890.
and bis expenses from $1,000 TO $500;
also that the salary OF the President be
reduced frem $500 to $500. and bis ex-
penses from $500 to 500. All the
Recommendations we're adopted.
The Committee on nine hours per
day reported resolution that nine
hours constitute DAYS work after Oct.
lst next, IN all offioss except those OF
daily newspapers. Deferred.
lbe O0mmittee on Plates recon
mended that the subordinate unions
have the pewer TO act that the Inter.
national Typographical Union exesu.
ave ofhceTa endeavor 10 arrange With
she manufacturers Of plates not TO fur
niah snoh matter To non-uniou papers !;
shat an Executive Board Of FIVE be 40.
pointed TO have charge Of the matter !;
that the subordinate unions take imme
diate action TO suppress the plates now
prepared In tie unfair offl ses that the
euion printers Who, sanctioned By the
Executive Committee. strike ARsinss
plates be supported from the strIks
fund. After lengthy discussion, q
motion 10 disoouutenanoa the use Of
plates yes voted dOwn. The report was
adopted With the exception OF the third
clause.